
Join us to celebrate the release of a youth-led documentary that uncovers the untold stories of Newham communities by highlighting their views on the legacy of the 2012 Olympics. The film features a range of generations and their perspectives on how communities have been impacted by the Olympic games.
16-year-old Ella – a Ruff Sqwad Grime Pays graduate – interviewed people from across four Newham neighbourhoods: the Royal Docks, Stratford, Forest Gate and East Ham.
After the film screening, young people from Newham will perform poetry and music that highights their own views and experience.
This is a free event and is open to everyone; we particularly welcome people from Newham.
There’s no age limits to attend this event but you must be over 18 to purchase alcohol from the bar area (you may be required to show ID)
Come and enjoy great music and meet the inspiring people who are helping to build a new Newham and make “A CHANGE 4 ALL”.
Please join us for this is a live and in-person event at Silver Building, 60 Dock Road, London, England, E16 1YZ. You must register for free to attend below.
60 Dock Road, London, England, E16 1YZ
60 Dock Road, London, England, E16 1YZ
Accessibility:Open and accessible ground floor café and bar
Newham Heritage Month is an exciting heritage festival running throughout September.
This event has now passed. It took place in 2022. But you can still view its details as part of our events archive.